“According to third party data, we have over 46 per cent share in the Indian smartphone market. We are confident of increasing this to 60 per cent this year,” Samsung India Head (Mobile and IT) Ranjit Yadav told reporters here.
The Galaxy S3 is available starting today at Rs 43,180 at all leading stores across the country.
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